Inbound Logistics @ MODEX 2026

Materials handling is evolving fast—where are the biggest changes happening? Inbound Logistics spoke with leaders across the MODEX 2026 show floor to find out. Watch this video series to understand which pain points customers are seeing this year, the advanced solutions and services at MODEX that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago, and the biggest mistakes companies make when they start their digital transformation journey.

What We Learned at MODEX 2026 – Part 1: Watch this compilation to hear materials handling leaders from across the show floor discuss their customers’ top pain points in 2026.

What We Learned at MODEX 2026 – Part 2: MODEX attendees discuss which innovations on the show floor would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.

What We Learned at MODEX 2026 – Part 3: In this compilation, various thought leaders tell us why so many companies are still struggling with digital transformation.

Attabotics: Mark Dickinson, SVP of Sales and Software, highlights how the company’s new Guardian metal bin helps keep safety and resilience top-of-mind for cube storage and shares details on Attabotics’ expansion into U.S. manufacturing in Kentucky.

Automha Comhau: Gianni Togni, VP of Sales, and Nicole Clement, Chief, Advanced Automation Solutions, explain how Automha and Comau are working together to bridge the gap between high-density storage and the precision robotics needed for palletizing and depalletizing.

AutoStore: Parth Joshi, CPO, and Keith White, CCO, explain how their technology uses AI to turn a standard robotic picker into an “intelligent” operator that can prep orders while the warehouse sleeps.

Belden: Ryan Ramsey and Peter Kneski demo their ProSoft solutions, identify why Wi-Fi 6 GHz and Wi-Fi 7 is a game-changer for AGV and AMR reliability, and share tips for ensuring increased connectivity doesn’t create new cybersecurity “backdoors” into the supply chain.

Concentric: TJ Shelters, SVP, Motive Power, updates us on the state of the industry and new developments at Concentric.

Corbus Robotics: CEO Jackie Wu highlights how Corvus re-engineered a drone to scan continuously at -20°F for cold chain use, and explains the company’s Robot as a Service (RaaS) model. (Note: Corvus is listed here based on its company name spelling in the text).

Kaleris: Darius Landrum and Eric Breen explain how Kaleris is using AI Gate Automation to speed check-ins, discuss their products’ benefits in cold chain environments, and tackle YMS integration questions.

Universal Robots: Travis Langford, Regional Manager gives us a deep dive into Universal’s MiR MC600—which takes the popular UR20 cobot arm and adds the “legs” of an AMR—and explains how it handles heavy payloads.